The spatial autoregressive error term in the spatial error model can be understood as a correction term for omitted variables, which are shared by the local neighborhood.
In legal and political contexts, then, "indigenous" has to be understood as a complex term that is conditional on current circumstance, not as an absolute and unchanging descriptor for a state of being.
It may perhaps be more properly understood as a marketing term intended to resituate comics for an audience uncomfortable with or embarrassed by the associations that surround them (i.e., that a reader of comics is juvenile and subliterate).
Jackson (2000) argues that non-cognitivism cannot be combined with the claim that belief is subject to constraints of rationality, where 'rational' is understood as a normative term.
1 'Unbearable' suffering can be understood as a subjective term.
In a recently published study, IM was understood as a transitional term that can aid in removing barriers and opening up medical practice and research towards new forward-thinking health care delivery.
He is, it seems to me, best understood as a "zany," a term that refers to the amalgamation of two distinctly different commedia-dell'arte figures: a dominating intriguer given to brainstorms, and a knockabout idiot who'll do anything for a laugh.
As the Philippines pursues military modernization, understood as a long-term undertaking, a critical role over the next two decades will be for the US to prevent the Chinese from achieving coercive gains while regional countries close the gap in terms of economic and military power, creating the dynamics where a future regional equilibrium could be realized (Rosen 2015).
Mr. Bobley said the emerging field of digital humanities is probably best understood as an umbrella term covering a wide range of activities, from online preservation and digital mapping to data mining and the use of geographic information systems.
For these scholars, urban neoliberalism is understood as an umbrella term that refers to the new emphasis on international competitiveness, marketization, and economic growth in cities.
